The Case Western Reserve University (Case) libraries provide the Case community with a variety of research and learning materials in electronic format. Materials include bibliographic databases, electronic journals, electronic books, newspapers, and digital media. This policy refers to those resources that are licensed from publishers and vendors and delivered to the Case libraries via contractual arrangements.
Currently enrolled and employed students, faculty, staff, and walk-in library users of participating Ohio academic institutions.
Materials are meant for individual educational and research purposes. Authorized Users may search, browse, view, download, and print materials for personal use.
Examples include, but are not limited to, the following:
These examples offer general, common sense guidelilnes for acceptable use of licensed materials. Most resources carry an online copyright notice or other detailed statement of specific terms and condititions. A resource's own statement takes precedence over these general guidelines.
The Case libraries maintain the right to restrict the access of any person who abuses these guidelines. If you have questions about a specific database or resource, please consult its online notice.
The notation "Siegal" in the online catalog refers to the Aaron Garber Library of the Siegal College of Judaic Studies at 26500 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland OH 44122. The Aaron Garber Library is the academic library of the College and the central library of the Cleveland Jewish community. It includes 30,000 volumes, plus periodicals, language tapes, music and text CDs in English, Hebrew and Yiddish. The Library's electronic catalog is part of the online library system managed by Case Western Reserve University, and is included in OhioLINK, the statewide electronic academic catalog system. Online borrowing privileges are reserved for students registered at Siegal College. Community members are welcome to browse the catalog, visit the Garber Library and borrow materials.
For further information, contact by email, or call 216-464-4050 x131 or 132.